Oral Surgery Hints - Impaction Extraction
This is a series of tips from one of our more experienced mentors - Dr. William Partridge. He has spent over 40 years total in the Army and is well versed in exodontia. He is a Comprehensive Dentist (AEGD-2 residency in 1704), and has a great lecture on exodontia for general dentists. Technique is critical for exodontia with only local anesthesia and/or oral sedation. Dr. Partridge is a kind hearted gentleman who is willing to share his knowledge w/ the world. Here is the complete presentation.
Here is Part 1 of this series where he talks about the administrative aspects of extraction:
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EXCELLENT! very grateful that dentists like you exist out there that are willing to spread valuable knowledge
@AllThingsDentistry
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your kind comment. You're welcome!
@dianehawkins4995
9 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing Dr. Partridge’s video. I served at Fort Hood when he was there and I’ve been trying to find his videos for a long time. He was a general dentist that was truly gifted in extractions.
Very informative, wish to see more cases and sharing of tips like this.
this is amazing.
gracias por compartir sus conocimientos
Beautifuly explained...thank u so much doc
Wow, what a wonderful explanation.
Thanks both
Very good informative video thank you for this great video
Very interesting video thank you for posting
Very good tips. Thank you.
Part 2 plz
Thanks Dr
Great Doc....Doc can you make endodontic courses
@perioendo As one of our experience oral surgeon attendings noted: Extractions should be completed gracefully - not traumatically. Albeit, much easier said than done, especially when hooked under the something.
Thank you for your amazing video, super like it. I'm still studying
Very good discussion!
Thank you so much for posting.
excellent!
thanks juste question please why the Bone loss occurs when there is lack of stimulation of missing tooth ? what is the mechanism ?
D4 student, thank you doctor helpful video
slideboom isnt waorking..coulad you send me the presentaion please?
Thx for posting good to see your minimising collateral damage ;)
Thnk u for ur video..its really helpfull..do some more video of different cases.
I find this good education. I am not a dentist but, i find this interesting
Good video...more of these pls!
thankyou for this posting.
when you do your distal trough are you removing a burs width of bone only on the distal buccal area. Or where do you stop to avoid lingual nerve problems?
Sir, great video. can you please elaborate on the type of flap design you use based on the pell and gregory classification? thanks. sherif
REALLY NICE AND INFORMATIVE
great video! thank you
Is there any part of the series that shows clinically the flap design and reflection especially for the lower impacted third molars?
Great ! Thanks for the info
Nice video
if you make the flap design like that when you suture wouldnt you pass the needle tip into the where the anatomical structures are that you are trying to preserve? (lingual nerve etc) especially if you want 3 mm bite for example.
nice post
Love it.
HI!Can u reupload the presentation file?i cant seem to acess it?
thank u Sir :) very useful tips
I will try thatI hope it works
Can you tell about full denture
:-) Thank you, that is very kind of you!
sir,after giving incision and releasing flap and exposing the alveolar bone,is there any risk of uncontrolled bleeding that could be fatal during the procedure
@souravboro947
7 жыл бұрын
dorjee bhutia d there will be no complication in giving incision..since there is no major artery present at that site..until and unless patient has bleeding disorder or undr medication.
instead of a distal trough couldnt you just take off the distal portion of the 48, and preserving the bone ?? like make a distal crown margin lol
@KHgoalkeeper21
Жыл бұрын
for a mesio-angular impacted lower 8
what application is used in 10:53 to calculate the angulations?
Nice video, very helpful :D I never really comment.
You might want to know where someone is from before you give your two cents.
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